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A Figma practice built around how the tool actually works — Auto Layout components wired to Variables, prototypes that test the real flow, and a Dev Mode handoff your engineers don't have to reverse-engineer. One file, the whole team in it, nothing lost in translation.
Every surface here is an Auto Layout frame. Move a control and the component re-themes in real time.
A ledger of named engagements where the file did real work — velocity up, review cycles down, teams aligned in one place. 6 of 24 shown · ledger updates as files go live.
Scroll. Watch a single frame travel the road every Figma file takes — a rough wireframe, a hi-fi pass wired to components, a clickable prototype with real interactions, and the Dev Mode inspect panel an engineer actually builds from. Nothing is swapped out; every later pass is the same frame, dressed further.
Book a stay anywhere — built on the component library, themed by Variables.
padding: 24px 20px; gap: 16px; border-radius: 14px; background: #A259FF;Code Connect → Button.tsx
Wireframes, user flows, and a sitemap sketched in FigJam before any pixel is final. The flow is the brief — you can't design a screen you haven't honestly mapped first.
Components, variants, and Variables named for meaning. Every size, state, and slot is built once in Auto Layout, so the library scales without anyone redrawing a frame.
Smart Animate, conditional logic, overlays, and real copy — tested with users before a single line of code starts. A prototype that lies about the interaction isn't a prototype.
FigJam workshops, inline comments, multiplayer cursors, and stakeholder review live in the file — not over screenshots in a deck nobody opens again.
Dev Mode, Code Connect, measurements and redlines an engineer can read without asking. The handoff is a contract, not a guessing game over Slack.
Branching for design changes, reviewed like pull requests, published libraries, and deprecation notices — so the file stays trustworthy long after we hand it over.
One component, no manual rework. Drag the frame width and watch Auto Layout do what it actually does — text rewraps, the stack reflows from row to column, padding holds, nothing overlaps. This is the same frame at 375px and at 1200px; nobody redrew it.
Auto Layout resizes this frame the same way it would in the file — nothing here is hand-tuned per breakpoint.
A Figma practice is itself a system — named variants, variables with real modes, handoff rules, and the physics of how it all holds together. The jar below is real: drag any plugin to read what it does.
No mystique. The apps we actually open every week to wireframe, build the system, prototype, and hand off clean. If a tool isn't listed, we don't pretend to be fluent in it.
A component library wired to Variables, a prototype tested before a line of code ships, or a rescue of the Figma file you already have. Tell us what's breaking down — we'll send a plan and a frame, not a pitch deck.
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